Zoo Digital Share Discussion Threads

[130407] 04/6/2007 08:22

Devonport.....you really need to sort yourself out. PMSL

[devonport] 04/6/2007 08:21

Scotty

Take your wife for example, if she had an affair every year, for four years on the spin. Then in the 5th year she promised not to get any tail would you believe her and could you forget about her previous record???

Poor example but you get my drift.

[bodgit] 04/6/2007 08:18

ZOO is getting rather interesting again. Shall I throw some more good money after bad? Hmmmm. Good luck all.

[130407] 04/6/2007 08:17

Devonport, i cant understand your point whatsoever.

So are you suggesting the RNS has been held back days / weeks or even months especially for the results?

I think you are making a strong allegation there to be honest, i wouldnt want to make it unless i could back it up.

you are also living in the past...time to look forward and see what is on offer rather then letting previous bitter tastes mask the future.

[scotty1] 04/6/2007 08:16

Sorry Devonport but you're still looking back not forward.

[devonport] 04/6/2007 08:14

130407/Scotty

That was not my point. SDI have nothing to do with it. Zoo hold back any half decent until just before the results are out. This way they can give themselves a big pat on the back at the AGM and the shareholders wont give them a hard time.

The RNS may has well said............
Forget about the fact that we've overseen a company who's value has dropped by 80% during the year that's not really important. We've signed another 5 contracts worth about ten bob but you don't know that you losers.

[scotty1] 04/6/2007 08:07

Devonport,a bit of a silly comment.

[130407] 04/6/2007 08:04

Devonport

im sure the likes of SDI would not have signed purely on the fact that ZOO's results were due.

Im also sure even you dont believe that.

[devonport] 04/6/2007 07:58

Just as I predicted a couple of weeks ago. Several RNS's just prior to the results to gloss over the rest of the year. Surprise surprise.

[scotty1] 04/6/2007 07:16

Nice client base ;)))

[scotty1] 04/6/2007 07:08

Zoo Digital Zoo signs contract with SDI


RNS Number:6833X
Zoo Digital Group PLC
04 June 2007




ZOO DIGITAL GROUP PLC
("ZOO" or the "Group")

ZOO SIGNS CONTRACT WITH SDI FOR LICENCING ITS MENU REGIONALISATION TOOL


ZOOtech, the wholly owned subsidiary of ZOO Digital Group plc, today announces
an agreement with SDI Media, the world's leading provider of subtitling and
language dubbing services to the entertainment industry. This agreement allows
SDI to use ZOOtech's Regionalization Tool to automate the localization of menus
for DVDs, interactive games and corporate multimedia productions. SDI Media's
extensive client list includes many of the world's leading media and
entertainment groups including Hollywood Studios, international broadcasters,
and interactive game publishers.



Said Barry Perlstein, CEO of SDI Media:

"We pride ourselves on providing efficient workflows that save our customers
time and money. We have been exploring the possibility of adding menu
regionalization to the broader translation services we provide. After
evaluating ZOOtech's Regionalization Tool, we were delighted to learn of the
efficiencies that can be gained through its use and are now offering this
service to our existing customers."



Gordon Doran, President, ZOOtech states:

"SDI provides translation services to major media companies in every region of
the world, and as such is well poised to offer menu localization to the world's
largest media companies. Now equipped with our tool, SDI can help its clients
capitalize on the productivity savings that our Regionalization Tool provides.
We are very excited to have SDI on board as a major affiliate partner."





The ZOOtech Regionalization Tool automates the previously manual process of
creating assets, such as DVD menus, in alternative languages and has been shown
in independent customer benchmarks to reduce time by 75 to 90%.

[scotty1] 03/6/2007 22:24

Master RSI re post 4055 thanks,had me searching for ages :)
Never the less I think a good week is on the cards ;))

[traidemark] 03/6/2007 22:10

well the exciting part of this stock currently is that even with a decent rise of late , its still not too late to get in ,

any chartist will tell you that the current chart , ie cup and handle , just formed , represents a very possible 20-30% rise in the short term.

buy / top up

[master rsi] 03/6/2007 21:41

130407

re - 60p

I did not see your earlier post with the same price, so yes we have the same 60p but I do not have a time spand

[130407] 03/6/2007 21:38

master

looks like we have the same initial target

[master rsi] 03/6/2007 21:38

130407

On breaking at 48.625p, then 60p could be seeing soon

[130407] 03/6/2007 21:37

Master

wen r the final results due in june?

i personally think we will be initially 60p plus at the time of the results / possible breakout

[130407] 03/6/2007 21:36

duplicate post

[master rsi] 03/6/2007 21:27

From the "UPS" thread ............. Analysis selection ZOO Share Volume Chart News Various price 42.00 Higher volume during every day of the last short week On a rising trend lately, is on the last stage of the HANDLE, on CUP and Handle chart, that preludes to a BREAKOUT New agreement sign last week with Mattell, doing well lately as Templated Authoring System is generating income and expects to meet revised market expectations for the year to March 31, 2007 The last final Quater was very strong and with a cash balance of £2.0M at the year end and market cap of just over that

[130407] 03/6/2007 21:26

master

wat r ur expectations in terms of price based on charting over the next 2 / 3 weeks?

good chart btw

[master rsi] 03/6/2007 21:23

Chart for the BREAKOUT

[master rsi] 03/6/2007 20:34

scotty1

Nothing to do with ZOO but >>>>> Zoobug sunglasses

link ....

[scotty1] 03/6/2007 11:52

As this got anything to do with our beloved ZOO or not ?
The Sunday times piece.

[william-just] 03/6/2007 11:34

Jacod your 25p was that pre consolidation. as my ave is 68p purchases of this year

[jacobjohn7] 03/6/2007 11:29

with a TAS agrement, i think the £1 mark would be hit in a day or two of trading.